Gold continued to trade in a tight range yesterday. The market opened at 1923. After wandering around 1920-23 in the Asian session, the price has started to climb as it approached the European session; and peaked at 1937 during the US trading hours. The day ended at 1931, up by USD 7.

The structure hasn’t changed at all in the 1-hour chart; we can continue to take full advantage of the 1915-42(1) range until the pattern changes.

The trend in the daily chart alines with the 1-hour chart, where 1915-42 remain the range in S-T.

S-T Resistances:

1950

1940-41

1930

Market price: 1928

S-T Supports:

1920-18

1915

1910-08

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